With a teaching method that is constantly evolving, Professor Mark Costanzo advises, "Because you and your students change, you will never have teaching all figured out. Be open to new techniques and possibilities so th…
Matt Schmidt '98, an assistant professor of political science at the U.S. Army School of Advanced Military Studies, has been named by Fast Company magazine as one of the 100 Most Creative People in Business for 2012. Am…
After a brief welcome by Robert Lowe '62, the 2012 CMC-UCLA Coachella Valley Forecast Conference was under way. The morning was peppered with many timely topics that would take attendees through the two distinguished pa…
In early November, the Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation sponsored a program for the W.M. Keck Science Department to bring to campus a leading researcher in the chemical sciences. On Wednesday, April 18, Dr. Uma Chow…
"Everybody talks about the weather, but no one does anything about it."That bit of undeniable truth often attributed to Mark Twain is something J. Emil Morhardt, the Roberts Professor of Environmental Biology and direct…
Captain Lawrence J. "Jack" Goddard '50, of San Diego, died April 26. Goddard was Claremont McKenna College's oldest living alumnus and a recipient of the Eugene L. Wolver Jr. '51 Lifetime Service Award and the Jack Star…
Although General William T. Sherman famously remarked, "War is all hell," the subject, nonetheless, has been fertile ground for some of the world's greatest literature. To that end, the depiction of armed conflict in mo…
Three of CMC's outstanding faculty members were honored at the College's 2012 Awards Banquet on May 2 with teaching awards: Gary Hamburg, Andrew Schroeder, and Shana Levin. Collectively (and respectively, by order), the…
Professor Audrey Bilger, associate professor of literature and faculty director of the Center for Writing & Public Discourse, has just published, Obama Evolves!, an opinion piece for the Ms. Magazine blog. In it, Bilger…
Last November he was given a Teen Nick HALO Award from the Nickelodeon network. Now, it seems rising sophomore Kyle Weiss is one of the world's 25 Most Powerful and Influential Young People. On Friday, May 4, Youth Serv…